bearded

/'biədid/
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bearded

A man with a bearded face smiles warmly.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Having hair on the cheeks and chin: Describes a person, typically a man, who has grown hair on the lower part of the face.
    • Having a growth of hairlike awns: Describes certain plants, especially grasses or grains, that have bristle-like appendages.
Usage and Examples
  • Describing a person:
    • The old sailor was a bearded man with a kind smile.
    • He looked much older once he became bearded.
  • Describing a plant:
    • Botanists study the bearded variety of wheatgrass.
    • The bearded iris gets its name from the fuzzy line on its petals.
Advanced Usage
  • "Bearded" as an attributive adjective: Often used directly before a noun to specify a characteristic.
    • They met a bearded stranger on the trail.
  • In compound descriptions: Can be part of a longer descriptive phrase.
    • He was a tall, bearded figure standing in the doorway.
Variants and Related Words
  • Beard (noun): The hair that grows on a man's chin and cheeks.
    • He decided to grow a long beard.
  • Beardless (adjective): Lacking a beard; without facial hair.
    • The young prince was still beardless.
  • Beardedness (noun, rare): The state or condition of having a beard.
    • His beardedness was quite impressive.
Synonyms
  • Whiskered: Having whiskers or a beard.
  • Unshaven: Not shaved; often implies a short, rough beard.
  • Hirsute (formal): Hairy; having much hair.
Antonyms
  • Clean-shaven: Having the beard or facial hair shaved off.
  • Beardless: Without a beard.
Related Phrases and Idioms
  • To beard the lion in his den: To confront someone powerful or dangerous in their own place or domain. (Note: This idiom uses "beard" as a verb, meaning to confront boldly).
    • The reporter had to beard the CEO in his den to get an answer.
bearded

A man with a bearded face smiles warmly.

Adjective
  1. having a growth of hairlike awns
    • bearded wheatgrass
  2. having hair on the cheeks and chin